BULLETIN EASTERN SUBURBS ORCHID SOCIETY. Varna Streets, Clovelly (held 3rd Monday of each month except January) Visitors always welcome.

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1 BULLETIN EASTERN SUBURBS ORCHID SOCIETY NEXT MEETING: 7.45pm Monday 20 August 2018 at Community Hall, on corner Arden and Varna Streets, Clovelly (held 3rd Monday of each month except January) Visitors always welcome. President/Show Marshall Chris Dalrymple Vice President Gavin Curtis Secretary Roger Lodsman Tre asurer Chin Wong Editor Warleiti Jap, Helen Mason SPECIAL SHOW ISSUE July: Plant of the Night Cathy Starrett grew a beautiful Arthurara Sea Snake Unforgettable HCC/AOS that won Plant of the Night as well as Popular Vote. She was given this plant at the ESOS Xmas Party. It is an intergeneric hybrid cross between Brassia, Miltonia, Oncidium, and Rhynchostele. She also won First Prize for this plant at t h e A O C C C a t h y p r o v e d unstoppable in July, as these photos show. She won Grand Champion, Champion Novice and Champion Oncidinae with her Oncostele Midnight Miracles Splash a few weeks later at the ESOS Show! Hearty congratulations to Cathy, who will move from Novice to Open. Arthurara S e a S n a k e Unforgettable (above) and Oncostele Midnight Miracles Splash (below left) and Cathy below. ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP Single $12 Family $18 (Due 1 July each year) All correspondence and membership enquiries to: The Secretary Roger Lodsman, PO Box 302 Botany NSW tarundea@bigpond.com Page 1 of 6

2 JULY MEETING REPORT APOLOGIES: T Podder, G Kazarian, M Leonard MINUTES OF LAST MEETING: The Minutes of the last Meeting held on Monday 18 June 2018 were accepted as a true and accurate record. CORRESPONDENCE: Members were notified by the Secretary Roger Lodsman of forthcoming Shows. He urged new members to think about supporting the Committee, including the position of Society Secretary, as he is departing in December TREASURERS REPORT: The acting Treasurer David Bullock, gave his report which was accepted. Membership fees of $12/person and $18/family fell due on 1 July, so please pay Chin ASAP. At the AGM an increase to $15pp and $20/family will be voted on. $1000 to be refunded by AOCC2018 next month. AOCC2018: Chris, Roger and Gavin assessed and selected suitable benched plants for the ESOS Display, urging members to clearly name their plants. ESOS to reimburse AOC for display carpet bought. VALE ERNIE PAGE: Members observed one minute of silence as respect for Patron, Ernie Page, after Barry Collins reported on the Memorial Service he attended on the Society s behalf. Chris urged members to think about nominating a future Patron. ESOS SHOW: Roger circulated the weekend Roster, and setup is 3pm, Friday. Plant repotting demos on Saturday and Sunday, so plants are needed. Gavin featured in the Southern Courier of 25 July PRESENTATION: Chris outlined how to culture orchids in winter, urging members to water sparingly. NEXT MEETING: 20 AUGUST Members were informed that the AGM has been delayed until 17 September, and were reminded that they have to be financial in order to vote or to nominate for a position. Roger to a Notice of Meeting to all members and call for nominations. CATERING: Cathy Starrett and those providing delicious catering were warmly thanked. ESOS SHOW July Chris Dalrymple wishes to thank those members who volunteered, as well as those who contributed some sensational plants for the ESOS Show held at Flower Power Nursery on July. He congratulates all prize winners, and hopes that m a n y n e w m e m b e r s eventuate. G a v i n C u r t i s w i t h h i s C h a m p i o n D e n d r o b i u m unknown. C h r i s D a l r y m p l e w a s awarded Champion Cypripedinaea for Paph. Supersuk x Alwine (right), Champion Species with Paph. insigne (below) as w e l l a s C h a m p i o n Australian Native with Psts Curta. Warleiti Jap won Champion Cymbidium with Cym. Apache Blaze (left). Chin demonstrating repotting at the ESOS Show. Page 2 of 6

3 Boglar Gertner won Reserve Champion with a Zygopetalum Debbie de Mellow AM/ AOS (left) and Warleiti Jap won her second award (right) with Champion Laeliinae Epidendrum Rene Marques. 21ST AUSTRALIAN ORCHID COUNCIL CONFERENCE & SHOW What a memorable event this was! Congratulations to all prize winners and many thanks to those who worked so tirelessly to make it successful. The ESOS display is below. Gavin Curtis won First Prize for his Vanda Somsri Gold x Gulwadee Fragrance, and 2nd Prize for a Cym unknown. Noelene Weatherby won First Prize for a Cym unknown. Cathy won a First too (p1). Indonesian dancers at the Opening Ceremony (left). Floral art (above and right) That orchid (below) is made of icing! Page 3 of 6

4 The 21st AOC Conference and Show last month provided an opportunity to view an astonishing display of flowers not often seen by the public, from Australia and all over the world. One of the highlights was the Scientific Programme, which featured a very high calibre of Australian speakers and international experts from USA, Japan, Ecuador, Brazil and Singapore (many previously unheard in Australia). For those who were unable to attend, or who want a memento of the event, a USB card can be purchased for $42 (incl. postage). It has images of the Show, including every display, every champion and all the 1 st and 2 nd placed flowers in every class. It includes many categories of visual art displays, as well as abstracts and slides that were supplied by speakers for the Conference. To purchase a copy, please place your order with Helen Mason (helenrobmason@gmail.com) and make a Direct Deposit (quoting your name as reference) to: Commonwealth Bank of Australia AOC2018 Account BSB a/c Madam Mayor Cr Mary Lyons-Buckett officially opened the event, and presented the winning Chef, Ashley Renshaw, 2nd Home Cafe, with her Vanilla Recipe Award (left). Garrie Bromley with the Champion ribbons (right) ESOS Volunteer Cathy Starrett (left) worked hard selling tickets. Some fantastic raffle prizes were won. The delegates (left) from Sydney, interstate and overseas who chose to take the Orchid Habitat Bus Tour to the Blue Mountains enjoyed a real treat. As well as sighting kangaroos, Greg Steenebeeke guided us to some exceptional terrestrial orchids in flower, impressing us with his wealth of knowledge.this is what we found: Acianthus collinus Cryptostylis erecta Acianthus fornicatus Bunochilus longifolius Diplodium concinnum Speculantha parviflora Chiloglottis reflexa Cymbidium suave Pterostylis nutans The views stated in this bulletin are not necessarily the views of The Eastern Suburbs Orchid Society, but are the views expressed by the individual authors & contributors. The Eastern Suburbs Orchid Society, authors & contributors to this bulletin disclaim all liability for damage or losses which may be contributed to the use, misuse or non-use of any information or material published in this bulletin. Page 4 of 6

5 BEST IN SHOW, GRAND CHAMPION SPECIES, & CHAMPION SPECIES ORCHID CYPRIPEDINAEA (left) Paph.micranthum eburneum owned by Seong Tay GRAND CHAMPION HYBRID & CHAMPION DENDROBIUM (above) Den. fuliginosum x teretrifolium owned by David Hemmings Prof Mii outlining how he developed the blue Phalaenopsis Tokyo Orchid Nursery flasks arriving at Sydney Airport (left) (right) Gavin Curtis First Prize Vanda Somsri Gold x Gulwadee Fragrance. FOR SALE $42 AOCC2018 USB CARDS For a complete set of every display, every champion and all the 1 st and 2 nd placed flowers in every class, with Conference Proceedings please helenrobmason@gmail.com A more comprehensive collection of photos of the AOCC2018 Conference and Show can be obtained by ordering a USB card (left) for $42 (postage included). Limited stock - be quick. Page 5 of 6

6 MONTHLY RESULTS: OPEN No. Class Plant Exhibitor 2 Australian Native Hybrids 1 Den. Rosella x Den. speciosum 2 Den. Unknown 5 Laeliinae Cluster/Novelty 1 Epi. Topaz Sundaze 2 Encyclia Sunburst 3 Cattlianthe sp 7 Cymbidium Standard 1 Cym. Red Pepper Janice 2 Cym. Unknown 3 Cym. Unknown 8 Cymbidium Intermediate 1 Cym. Unknown 2 Cym. Enzan Shining Royal Flame 9 Cymbidium Miniature 1 Cym. Unknown 2 Cym. Apache Blaze D Bullock 10 Dendrobium Hybrids 1 Den. Unknown 11 First Flowered Seedling 1 Laelia anceps Fort Caroline x self 12 Miniature Species and Hybrids 1 Onc. Twinkles 2 Onc. Twinkles 3 Onc. Tsiku Marguerite 13 Oncidiinae Hybrids 1 Onc. Unknown 2 Onc. Sunlight Hilo Honey 3 Onc. Twinkles 17 Phalaenopsis Hybrids 1 Phal. ambonosa 2 Phal. unknown 3 Phal. unknown 21 Species: Asia 1 Den. purpureum MONTHLY RESULTS: NOVICE No. Class Plant Exhibitor 25 Laeliinae Hybrids 1 Catt. Blc Lyn x Chia Spencer 2 Catt. Splash x Blc Chief Butterfly 3 Slc. Hazel Boyd Frae x Lc Gradskes Gold Coburg N Weatherby N Weatherby 26 Cymbidium Species and Hybrids 1 Cym. Sarah Jean Ice Cascade 2 Cym. Sarah Jean Ice Cascade 3 Cym. Khan Flame x (Khan Flame x Yowie Rose) N Weatherby 29 Miscellaneous Hybrids 1 Zygopetalum Debbie de Mellow Honolulu Bay AM/AOS 2 Galeopetalum Arlene Armour Conching 30 Oncidiinae: Species/Hybrids 1 Arthurara Sea Snake Unforgettable HCC/AOS 2 Oncostele Midnight Miracles Splash 3 Oncostele Pacific Perspective Pacific Head L Fenton H Mason Page 6 of 6